About the Author

Ellen G. Landau is Andrew W. Mellon Professor Emerita at Case Western Reserve University. An independent art historian and curator, she writes widely on Abstract Expressionism, with a frequent focus on women painters.
Joan M. Marter is Distinguished Professor Emerita at Rutgers University. She writes frequently on women artists, organizes exhibitions, and is Editor of Woman's Art Journal.

Reviews

Far from simply showcasing the breadth of the Levett Collection, Abstract Expressionists: The Women, serves as a thoughtful exploration of innovation, perseverance, and the enduring contributions of women to the development of this era, a compelling perspective on the artists whose careers have long deserved wider recognition.
Roja Najafi, Women's Art Journal

Ellen Landau and Joan Marter are the experts on Abstract Expressionist women artists. In 'Abstract Expressionists: The Women', they combine their decades of scholarship to prove that women weren't just bystanders in the mid-twentieth-century abstract revolution, they were soldiers. This book tells the rich story you won't find in most art history texts.
Mary Gabriel, author of 'Ninth Street Women'